SAN DIEGO, Nov. 26, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Make ME Drinks, Inc., a beverage and nutritional supplements company and developer of Make ME® Vitamin C today announced that its Make ME Vitamin C product is now available in selected Walgreens in twelve states in the U.S.
Make ME Vitamins' 1,000 mg of Vitamin C is designed specifically to help the body to a balanced blend of powerful nutrients, antioxidants and electrolytes while delivering a great tasting orange drink. The minerals and vitamins found in every packet are designed for the body's daily functions that need vitamin C.
Make ME Vitamin C is also sold in several 7-Eleven®, Circle K®, Valero® stores and other convenience stores through third party distributors. The powdered beverage is sold and distributed exclusively by Premier Brands Inc. (OTC:BRND) throughout the U.S. in retail distribution such as supermarkets, drugstores, and convenience stores and through direct response marketing.
"We are excited to have our product available in one of the largest drug retail chain in the country. We believe with the success of our Make ME brand, these selected Walgreens stores will progress into a national distribution throughout all of their locations," said Dominic Sohl, CEO of Make ME Drinks, Inc.
For more information on sales and distribution please visit www.premierbrandsinc.com.
About Make ME Drinks
Make ME Drinks, Inc. is a beverage and nutritional supplements company that makes Make ME Vitamin C. A stick pack vitamin with 1,000 milligrams of vitamin C and other vitamins you add to your bottled water. The company's strategy is to sell individual stick packs in the counter and refrigerator door of retail stores.
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